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,slt o cl. della pr C S' - ake 80' _ , "`s• ••`• . . . . . 4t• - • , 1 -', A :: 4 4 : _ 10 5 . •, 7 r . glid 41 A f i. • . r- . • . ..,,, eV" --- <Z3-....._ 4 , ' l / 4 ..1 "WV ...---,• , ' . . ..... ,),.••• ... ‘;: ''•'' ' ~: Y'' . V -: <4 .,.......1 /..- 7 1/ . . ~',.. ''''' • -- z - - - - -- t> A-,, .; _.. 4",, , ,- - ..-',. — _. ---_,..------- - 1.• , i - ,.. .„, 4.7•':, , • ~.., . .• We ' / 111 " .) ,1!(1 . f ‘ • „...././ ' 1 ...--- • ‘4:.i..! `,,,,,,' -,-• , : :. • '-,;?:'..-" : : 4'.„ , .:i ' ' ,*. f . • , 4 I'Offi N s ...,..„. • . . . • • t . :••••:...: - s•„:.:' ;• ••`• ./i7 /. o i ' s , _ ~-. . . . / . • ... • ' 1‘;1! \ V . . ." . _ . / ..e--• - - -- . . . / ,••'' ' / Nrt MEAR 8105.] WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 2 , 3, 1818. [Pa V rct SSENPENCE. ......" .....----_---_ ..- . -:: w te n i iinotea 'cool: re Na, 'viden! ;rd 1 1 "; ipg sSe d I pparC'l CORDIAL BALM OF GILEAD. kt in „ ` 46 OF YrifrAL ARCHITECTURE AT PORTS .IIIOI,77'H DOCK-VA RD. VE PRINCIP<IL OFFICERS and COM -4 11 / 1 8 SZOLVERS of HIS 31.1.IESTY's N4I 7 Y, do ere6 Y give Notice,that an EXAMIN_ITION of CdNDI . 47 'ES for the admission of T 1 7 70 STUDENTS into the .67" INSTITUTION will take place in his Majesty's ei : ' 4 - Yard at Portsmouth, on the sth November next, and f t & 'Melt Persons as may be desirous of becoming Candidates ; admission, are required to send notice of their intention to first of his stlajesty's,Navq, on. or before the day of that illonth. 4174 7 elz2ze te C e ' i a , :zd y i t rl .a a r t s es; A us g t e b . e at least Fifteen, and not more than , N N. (4,tr.77„.., malt be obtained 2‘ o ra n tisi-° liic''' application J u" at 6 t , he i . 8 21 ,1 Nagy ; ' . ' 4 -,7, or at the Vet , of the Commissioner of any of h is Ma- . I .111e if} %1:1 Z i'l lt: s b , f th i e he D7c i ► z7n t z e ez: f ts t t h h t ry . () a u r a :I 'll : 1 produce aii°re o g n " the iti da ll y /. .7........L_rmination, and other particulars. ST. 11 ELENA. „ circumstances wil4 , a4mit, of what salary I am to have, and in, what manner, antkinn'whotn, I am to receive it. .1 have the honour to remain, my Lord, With the greatest respect, Your Lordship's dittst obedient humble servant, BARRY E. O'MEARA, Surgeon, H. M. Ship Bellerophon. To the Right Hon. Viscount Keith, G. C. B. Adm. of the Red, Commander-ni-Chief, &c. &c. &c. • ADelusive Habit, generally learnt at Great Schools, weakens and destroys the whole nervous sys tem, and in the very flower of youth brings on all the infirmi ties of the most languishing old age ; rendering its rotaries indifferent to all amusements, absent in company, dull and lifeless everywhere.—These maladies are not only relieved, but ultimately cured, by this excellent Medicine, which is un rivalled for restoring broken or decayed constitutions to pris tine health and vigour. Sold by Bacon and Co. 150, Ox loud-street ; Hol born ; Leigh, 18, Strand ; and Mr. Guatley, 133, Minories. Sold also by every reputable Vender in all Market Towns t hrouLaiout the Kingdom, and all other Medicine Venders, price I Is. each, or four in one family bottle for 335. by which one Its bottle is saved, with the words " Samuel Solomon, Liverpool," engraved on the stamp. [Continzted .from Yesterday's SUN.] • • ANS'WER. Longwood, May 3, 1218. bot , bo r e ,ted fO SIR,--In answer to the questions contained in your . letter of the Ist May, I beg leave to refer you to my letter of the 231 Decemher 1817, which contains a few of the verbal in sinuations which were repugnant to my feeling!. That let ter, which circumstances obliged me to write to the GOver nor four months back, beats c vidence to some of them, al though I did not expect, in consequence of having written in such a manner, that such a visitation as the order of the 10th of April would have befallen ale; I must also beg leave to refer you further to souse observations upon the letter written by Sir Thomas Reade, by his Excellency's directions, which I will bare the honour to forward. - ♦ E.rlract fre,rn Rear..ildnetral GEORog COCKBURN's structionsfor Me Information General .Bu,,NAr AnTE. Of the persons who bare been brought to England IV t General Buonaparte, he.will be allowud to select (with the exception of Generals Sarary and L'Allentandi three Officers, who, together with his Surgeon, will be Fermitted to accom- pany bins to St. Helena ; twelve domestics, including tb servants of the Otlick.kri'll also be!-wiluwed. ljtirr at, IC: Y Ve n ot) i t dead COUGHS, COLDS, ASTHMAS, AND CONSUMPTIONS. ROYAL PATENT. XI - and S. GODBO;.D. Proprietors 'of the NI • VEGETABLE BALSAM, have the honour to inform the Public, that through the recommendation of the Right Hon Lord Viscount Dudley and Ward, and others of the Nubility, Clergy, and Gentry, they have established a Cha ritable Institution, at i heir house, No.B, Bloomshury-square, where the Medicine only is to be had for the Poor, &c. at Cost Price. Thousands have in consequence been restored to health. I must alto protest against the repeated prohibitions against making known to the Governor whatever may be relative to my defence, or any explanation which it may be necessary to give, touching the unjust accusations to which 1 am a vic tim.--Whether the Governor stands forth as my accuser, or has constituted himself my judge, in neither case can he im pose upon rue any restraint upon any thing which I may have to say, or upon any matter which I may have to bring for ward to repel the calumnies to which it is endeavoured to render we victim. k. Extract of a Letter from Sir H n Dsox Lowt, dated qth October, 1817, Plantation homy/. CONTRACT FOR GOLD LACE. ko Tr% Hospam. FOR SEAMEN AT GREENWICH, August IS, ISIS. • NCH Persons as may be willinz to Contract 4 14 fOr sl4pplyi ng this Hospital wit:; 700 Yards of Broad rpat 6(10 Yards o f N arrow GO LACE, agreeably to urns, to be seen at the Steward's Office here, may deliver th.t4eir Proposals to the Di: . cctors of the said Hospital, at e "M S.O t• RDA\ ,tire 29! h instant, at Eleven o'Clock , e Forenoon and in the mean time he furnished with "f Proposals, and acquainted with further particulars, 'Miring at the Steward's Office here. ,11 . mc d Lt Proposal will be received after the hour afore fir4V"rwill ally he att e nd e d t o th a t a r e n o t agreeable to the Q nns nor unless the Parties perswiallYapPear• AIvssrs:GODBM.DS flatter themselves that no medicine whatever stands or has justly stood in such high repute from Cures performed in linildreds-of instances, where the hones have perfepated the skin, and Cures unequalled in the annals of the Physical World. Certificates of Cures to be seen as above. I had already the honour to mention to you, that Mr. Baxter, Deputy Inspector of Hosp►tals, Head of the Me• dical Establishment in this Island, was ready a all times, and desirous to sec him; and I have to express my earnest bops that Mr. Baxter's opinion may be consulted. • (Sigiied) HUDSON LOWE. 3 : t ons Stronger proofs of its efficacy cannot he given than being recommended fiy the following Nobility :—The Most Noble Marquis of Lothian, th , Right lion. Viscount Dudley and Ward, the Right lion. Lords Nlacittuald, Grantley, Fortes cue, Moor turd. the Right Hon. late Viscoonte,s Dudley and Ward, Dowagers Grantley,'Fair»onth, and Fo.tesene, Lady .Appreece, Sirs Francis Blake, Reward Newnham, John Cog.. hill, George Armstrong, and Robert Peale, Generals Doyle, and Drouly, f . .olodels Baker, Deltath, Lenox, &c. F ur,iliet taking a Box of 6pints:, one will be given in. . . 1b. 4 11 gb 1 I have had the felicity of being born in a free country, where the laws alone dispose of inditduals; no Jury or Court would impose upon me the unjust restrictions in my defence, or would suffer itself to be influenced either by conjecture, reports of spies or semi-proofs, three instruments of oppres sion, but powerless before Juries instituted by the wisdom of the laws of England. I beg leave to reiterate, Sir, my desire to be brought to a trial according to the Act of Parliament, and I protest, and always will protest, against the arbitrary confinement to which I am subjected. Extract of a Memorandum from Sir HUDSON LOWE, dated Plantation House, Nov. , 28th, 1817. He therefore begs leave to propose that Al r. Baxtor's visiti may be admitted. DECLAR ITION. Pe r ;o* of . _ Sold Wholesale and itetail, 3, Bloomsbury Square, and retail at Messrs. Newbe , y and Sons; Edwards, St. Paul's Ch,..rch Yard ; Messrs. Sutton and Co. Bow Church Yard Butler and • Sons, Cheapside; Sanger, 150, Oxford Street; Evans and sons, Long Lane ; and all principal Venders in Town and Country, at 18s. the pint and 9s. the half-pint. Advice every day from 10 to 2, at Nu. 3, Bloomsbury Square. Longwood, April 25, 1818. I declare, that since the month of October last, when it Was decided by the Governor, Six Hudson Lowe, that no more Bulletins should be asked from me without communicating them first to Napoleon, I have made none ; and that I have, in all the visits I was obliged to make to him, at his house, to report, to wit, twice a week, explained the progress of the complaint, which, from the first day, gave rise to a urlief that it was Hepatitis, as will appear was my opinion, by a refer ence to the Bulletins of the Ist and sth of October ; an opi nion rendered more probable by the frequency of the com plaint in this Island, and which has latterly been converted into a certainty. At first there were some symptoms indica tive of the attack of the disease in an acute form, but these appearances were afterwards attributed to severe catarrh. I declare also, that, particularly on the 28th of November, 18th, 25th and 27th of September, IRI7 ; pth and irith of January, 25th of March, 3d and 7th of April, 1818, I reported the s)ne,totns of the complaint as having increased foe the worse; and that on the 25th of March I declared to the Governor, that I conceived the disease to be hepatitis not vet y far ad vanced ; explaining to him that the progress of the complaint was oceasionalty very slew - and insidious; but that if Napoleon B. was &soldier or a sailor, and that I was at liberty to treat him according to my opinion, I would put ni practice, fir st, ' pcated and active purging, with exercise, especially on horse back (the first part of which plan, viz. the purgatives, bad been put in execution for sonic time); and that if these means did not subdue it, I would commence speedily a course of calo mel, or some preparation of mercury. That 1 have constantly explained the progress of - the disease. the symptoms of which have been at times better, at times worse, accorthug to the ztate of the bowels, skin, and to the effect of the remedies taken. That I have constantly represented the pressing ne cessity which the patient had of tahing exercise on . horseback, and that on the 25th of March, when the Governor asked me " Why he did not go out and ride on horseback ?" I answered, " I did not know the reasons which prevented. him," in consequence of the abusive language, violence, and bad treatment which I experienced from the Governor, .whenever I delivered an opinion or sentiment nut consonant to his own, which necessitated me to come to a determination .not to meddle in discussions foreign to medical subjects. I also certify, that I never did ask to quit Longwood ; hut that when it was signified to me by the Governor, that he had some intention of imposing upon me the same restrictions as those inflicted upon the French prisoners, I declared to hint that I would sooner resign than submit to such ; that I also explained to him in July last, that I had been informed he had applied for my recal, which drew down upon we front him reproaches and abuse, which he took the advantage of his situation of superior Officer to vent upon me. (Signed) BARRY O'MEARA, Surgeon. ' la , Os ~„,. PUBL/CA T I O N S. , ......-... 400 ,-- L ACINOOD' s EDIN BURGHMAGA - 11 , t " . !' bc 2.11 ' ;-F- ' , No. XVII. will b e publish e d o n _the tst of Sep -7 tili l „,Nir. MI'II.ILAY, A LHEMARLE-STREET, of whom t t '"•••.::. 15 , ;...,_ ::a outle ts maybe had. : rt tlesday, _ ____ the Ist of September, will he published, LA -C s IC.WoOD's EDI N BURGH MAGA ZINE , , ~ , ( , . .Xvii. for August, 1618. ite CuNTENTS. ta ill:'"I" " ' I l's History of Literature—Samuel vilt: ' ,.? 4'o D ari t d ' H c it e ne—Airnil's Edition of A litara—lte ).ii% - ;', l th ie t, A non , nous and Fuc:tive EsAys of the , Earl of I N . t rY ll ,/;""n 1 niv YOUiwer Days—The Cockney School of I:' ‘ ,f T„". I V- 1 1,ettcrlo the Committee of Dilettiinti—Let k:,:c• IS,.."hv Tickler to eminent Literary Characters. .L.td - q;', l 'er, c - !Ile: Editor of Blac.wood's Magazine-1 he Ma . it,,;''t Et• - ;t 1 , r tistt't dam ; a Poem. Canto IV.—On the press llts...4"'it't han A‘.'e --On the std. of Nloslc . to Etlirt :tAn, t , t'it,,a s on Z: iti ,„ n , an d h ife—An Aticrot Blue t4 t.; P ie r ''' t '^r)-r , "if - IA - : t4i.cvn—l - loksaio-Laitt+o44- I v l l.EA's, bf t rl , t. nr'anti I:it it ' S ' i,;l NI --11 a . lit t Cro,,qtrestioned—..ke b,„` h ' ti';'''e eurions Clubs iii London, about the , he,J..inoi . tt!.; Iktr,lOvhtl t v e Ourv—'. aalyticAl Esfa:s ~ o 'he Earty Engli , sti 141 1 ._ i' 44 , -.... t 4 .Y`'). V. llielister's (V int.. 'O,-0, or Vitt, is to nligl4h-;11 the Great Niadonna of Dresden—LO ter fi orb 11 .,:s f ; .. !'is....i, l 'licrt to it Fiend is. Lirf,rpo?l 7 - tales of , Nl i y 4 - , it' ll l4.,, L r "! , .is e d Reform ~t the Bt: ; .,..:ars 1 . ), - ieri,--Dr.t,ri kir., - :" P eri, ''' l'itilipp;,te kla,:ols—rt , .riturlii nn I.urrent, tr i . ii.,, t cq 1 -1 , ..,,,, ~. ti,,, Is!;trot 4,f Ti. er—A Word , to . thr i . t.l k . ' 7 l 4 tf ti: 41 . 1 11 And \V.:rnes 'rut Dis.patat.;s—Oft the ...4er_t_ilc,a tk,n,et 1- h : . 13',,,,f wight_on Shaksp . are's Sonuets— G H ,s. tad x% b il, b 4tr ‘: — Pliniitasniagori4na—Extracts racts from . .. s .. P ""'n ~--' No. L—The Works of Cliao es Lamb—Litelaiy 11.., r itir,, I PI ie flit ellio•ence.—Monthlv Register. &c. &c. t, lisl zre ' fur 1 Z ' . 41i-street London ; and h i NO: alit/18AV, .tibt.tn ► L . r '....111 ' 0 d, 17, Prinee's-str , et, Edinburgh. I think it also my duty to make known to you, as it is not foreign to matters pertaining to ray medical duty, also for the ,honour of the country. and also on account of my own respon sibility, that from what I can learn, time state of Napoleon Buonaparte's health is worse, and to suggest to you, that perhaps it will be found hereafter this intimation has been dictated by the opinion of one who is zealously attached to his King and country. I am, Sir, &c. &c. &c. (Signed) BARRY E. O'MEARA, Surgeon. To Major Gurrequer, Act. Mil. Sec. HORACE I W ITATED. 01° ODE TO MR. TURNER. Laudate homo, erc. If it be just at Merit's claim To echo loud the hump of Fame, And join tlt' admiring throng; If real cenius we reward With every tribute of regar d, And pour the grateful song-- To RVER, to thee bow touch we owe For thy jet Blacking's lovely glow ! _ 0 When first its radiance met mine eyes, With ecsiacv and deep snrprize I viewed its brilliant hue, A beam so hvaoteons and so bright A then amazed my wondering sight, 1 n.'er tfppwied to view : Noill1 . R11;11t I Louis couStl e'er surpass The liistre of the looking-giass. Plantation House, April 25, 1318. Sta.—As a further instance of a disobedience of the Go vernor's orders has occurred on your part, in addressing to him instead of inclosing to me for his information a copy of your. letter to Count Bertrand, as specifically directed in my letter of the 17th instant, and again referred to at the close of that of the ISth, he directs that you will in future, when ever necessity may render it requisite for you to communicate any thing for his information with respect to yourself, address the Dept, y-Adjutant -General or me. TURNER, it is to thee we owe This all-resplendent ratlient glow;, • Tw•as thy expansive mind That to such high perfection brought A jet with every virtue traoght, In purity retitt'd : And long fur thee the Poet's lays Shall give their tribute to thy praise. He has directed me further to say, that al , bough he has directed Lieut.-Col. Sir Thomas I:eade to answer your letter of the 12th instant, and me to remark upon the further let ter intruded upon him on the 19th instant (before the answer to the former one was sent), confining these remarks, however, solely to those points on which you addressed him, hr cannot suffer his time to be taken up by any prolonged correspondence on such matters, and therefore charges me to make known to you, that )on are in future to confine yourself solely to those matters pertaining t. 4, tour medical duty, upon which it may be indispeusibly necessary to apply fur a deci sion from him. 65 04 3 1 7 1 o' . o, f 3 117'. 90 9 41 Prom the LONDON GAZETTE, AUG. 25. • MRS °PIE'S NEW TALES. /Were publi s h e d , i n 4 V o l s. 14otio. pr i ce 11.8 s. hoards, tF' B, vit,. 0 P 1 E. 8 1 , o r: , LE S. 1,„‘,1 ( 1 4 .for Longman, Hurst, ' Rees, Orme, P. Cl „ f , ' w t honi may he had, by the same Author, and I'... t ; lec "er and Daughter, 12mo. 4s. board,. 4 P" It " II e ' ‘ll • 12mo 11. Is. boards. 3 vois las. boards. • . ; Tales, 4 vols. e ms, F or, Dome s ti c S cenes , 3 vols. 11. Is. eutin's Eve, 3 vols. 120. li• is' oolscap Bvo. 6s. b m oards. • Til ts Ttlis Day was published, price 6s. 4, LDINBUItGIi 'REVIEW, or CRITI ;'B I, CAL JOURNAL.—No. 59. r•-• Polar Ict, and a N or th-W es t PassageT i Rii -1,,,"A 4 Economy—Childe Harold, Ca"i" LY a un A nierica--Hallam's Ages—Sl7 SP' ISl7—,qate of P ar ties—Bish -op Watson s Me kfat,yl4l,l3l!ben, or Po ur e t C ontre. Ittia " Print e d for Archibald Constable and Co. ; and Hurst, Rees, Or 7 rue, and Brown. London. BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED. J. Todd and J. Wright, richhorne-street, Westminster, ha- b6rdashers, from Ailau , t 429 till Oct. 3. J. Ford, Bidbo ough- , treet, Middlesex, builder,. from Aug. 29 ti;l Oct. 17. - J. Co'boor% Poddine•-lane, fish-salesman, from Sept. S till Sept. 19. BANKRUPTCIES SITPERSEDED. Hartley Borcess, Birmingltatn, factor.. to '2,55 W. Whittington, Perry Bar, Staffordshire, farmer. BANKRUPTS I am directed further to convey to you,his commands (al though his disapprobation had been already most distinctly marked to you in the letter written by Sir Thomas Reade, on the 19th, of your making known any instructions you had re ceived from the Governor, whether verbal or written, with out his authority), that you are not on any grounds whatever to strew to any of the foreign persons at Longwood any in structions you may have received, or may hereafter receive from him, or to make known any part of the contents of the same, without his authority, or to communicate with any of them on any subject of correspondence you.may have had with the Governor, or may have with him, through the. channels indicated ; and you are forbidden at the same time to acquaint them that you are under any such prohibition from him, as the Proclamation and your duty point out suffi ciently,this course of themselves. l• Z. VI t 'etc 9 .. 45 45 0 4 o 5 0 4 ',05 F. Penn, jun. Marsh-street, Walthamstow. plumber, Sept; 14, at six, 15, and Oct. 6, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attiir- nits, 'Messrs. Russell and Sun, Crown-court, Aldersgate- street. F. Lear, Strand, brush-maker, Aug. 29, Sept. 19, and Oct. 6,, at twelve, at twildhall. Attorney, Mr. T. Briggs, 32, Essex-street, Strand. T. Moran, Holyhead, innkeeper, Sept. 21, 22, and Oct. 6, at eleven, at the Talbot Inn, Shrewsbury. Attornies, Messrs. Philpot and Stone. No. 1, Hare-court, Temple. M. BuCkland, Bayswater, victualler, Sept. 5, _l2, and Oct. 6, • 15 ..• 1101 . . . . . at ten, at Guildeall. Attorney, Mr. J. Robinson, Halt moon-street, Piccadilly. 11. tier, Kingston upon-Hull, Yorkshire, merchant, Sept. 7, 8, and Oct 6, at eltveli, at the Dog and Duck, Scale-lane, 1-1: 1 1 11 i,tf • e. 0 11 41s , b i, a 4 6 '' ek (r)' Ellngston-upon-H nil. t.rilies, Messrs. Rosser, Son, and A. Rosser, Bartlett's Buildings, Holborn. J. NVnliefield, City Road, builder, Aug. 29, Sept. 12, and Oct. 6, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Carter, Lord May or's Court Office, Royal Exchange. E. Marshall, Parish of Aldington, Kent, factor, Sept. 7, at seven, 8, and Oct. 6, at eleven, at the Guildhall, Can- TILE BULLETINS REFERRED TO. Longwood, Ist of October, 1817. terbuty. Attornies, Messrs. Bruce and Selby, Surrey-street, The Governor has taken means to inform Napoleon Buo naparte of the decision be has transmitted to you through Sir Thomas lteade, and it is not necessary, therefore, you should confer with Napoleon Buonapartc himself, or any of his Of 'Seers, on the subject of it. I am, Sir, your obedient and bumble Servant, (Signed) G. GORREQUER, Major, Barry O'Meara, Esq. Longwood. Act. Mil. Sec. hare the honour to inform your Excellency, that this Morning General Bnonaparte complained of a dull pain in the right hypochondriac region, and a similar sensation in the right shoulder, neither of which *ere severe. There is a trifling acceleration of his pulse, the range of which is gene rally 60, viz. from that to 68. As his bowels are rather cos tive, it is possible that the sensation of pain in the side may be occasioned by that. Should it, however, continue or in crease, there will be every reason to believe that he has ex perienced an attack of chronic hepatitis. Strand. C. Tborogood, Strand, dealer, Aug. 29, Sept. 12, and Oct.g, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Dickins,Cook's•court, Carey-street, Lincoln's Inn. DIVIDENDS. Ft p e calk e, It b o 0 0 • Ot Utef Sept. 24, S. Perks, Walsall, Staffordshire, factor—S'tpt. 25, J. Preston, Manor-hill, Shropshire, miller— Sept. 24, J. Farror, Birminham, grocer—Sept. 15, W. Hutchinson, St. John-street, Middlesex, cheesentonger—Sept. 15, H. White, Warminster, Wiltshire, linen-draper : —Sent. 15, F. Price and H. Le Souef, Winchester- street, merchants—Sept 14, F. Perry, Finsbury-square, merchant—Sept. 14, It. Beauchamp, Coventry-street, Haymarket, lace-dealer—Sept. 22, J. Mor ris, Chepstow, ',Monmouthshire, ' !rrecur—Sept. 15, T. Hop kins, Camden-street, St. Pancras, builder—Sept. 18, E. Wat son, G. Nelson and G. Cooke, Love-lane, husiers—Sept. 3, T. Sykes and W. Baker, Leeds, dyers—Sept. 22, J. D. Flecno, Daventry, Nort hamptonshire, drapet—Sept. ti , 'P. Ambrose and T. Fawell, Botolph-lane, wine-merchants—Sept. 15, M. Nash, Harlington, Bedfordshire, grocer. His Nlajesty's ship Bdllerophon,Torbay, Aug. 7, 1315. I have the honour to be, Sir, (Signed) BARRY E. O'MEARA, Surgeon• To his Excellency Licut.-Gen. Sir Hudson Lowe, se tligoe K.G.B. &c. &c. &c. Governor. Longwood, October 5, 1817. 11 . .This Day w ere pu bli s h e d , h in One Vo!u me, l2mo. price Bs. in boards, . 4‘1411 NAL . 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It ia l , .sal e , al : Il tailing off or turning grey; and wher.e'4`-dd. .t: r it''' of o,i,}%,!alten place, either from illness, persprration t , . t . 'lle, °r it;i,,, i ' t " , or hereditary causes, it will restore i 4 1 th .1.. ) to th . , strength and thickness. Respectable re i't,'l,l 1,.,‘' 1 11e. T tact are given in a amplilet enclosed round • or - ,' B Yas ,''lso frees the Hair from scurf, makes it soft 4.*/,‘ll:v4iki,,,,''“ind keeps it in curl during exercise in dame •l''• • l'i ,, • r ii . -„,,,,, N, u e „ , 1, 4 ,, u g ii."-itiN,s • 0 ..?a , m , ,p weather price 3s. 6d. a bottle. "i t, e" .1. . ,, :e 1,,,, ,d (~ r.CF. l ABLE DYE changes grey . o . r r t e e i t il ~ • . 0, 1 ? it e„ , , r whiskeis to a brown or black; wai ian 4 I ) !,,,_q_kill4 11`.1..1t, lid to give a permanent colour. Price 55., • ,f i , -cii,,. —izia) N ,l3, •tlitilt,;"'llj,ll f. 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MY Loan,—Application haviHg been made to me yester day by Count Bertrand, to accompany General Napoleon Buonaparte to St. Helena, in quality of Surgeon (as the Surgeon who embarked with him in France is unwilling to proceed further), I beg to inform your Lordship that I am willing to accept that situation, provided it meets with your Lordship's approbation, and also on the following conditions', viz. that it shall be permitted me to resign the above situation should I not find it consonant to my wishes, on giving due notice of my intention thereof that such time as I shall serve in that situation shall be allow ed to count. as so much 'time served on full pay in his Ma jesty's Navy, or to be indemnified in some way for such loss of time, as Surgeon on full pay, as it may occasion to me; that I am not to be considered in any wise depending upon, or to be subservient to, or paid by, the aforesaid Napoleon Buona parte, but as a British officer emplOyed by the British Go vernment and lastly, that I may be informed, as soon as SIR,--I have the honour to inform your Excellency, that since the Report of the .2d of October, General Buunaparto has complained of a dull pain in the right side, accompanied with a sensation of heat in the , same place, and occasionally a similar sense of pain in the right shoulder. A tumefaction. is also evident to the sight and touch in the right side; but I have not yet been able to determine whether it proceeds from an enlargement of the liver or is external to it. As he has not, since the last Report, been entirely free from pain, it is most probable that the complaint is chronic hepatitis, I have the honour, &c. &c. BARRY E. O'MEARA, Surges:J/4 To his Excellency Lieut..:Gen. Sir Hudson Lowe, • E.. C. - .13, .&ck,&c. Scc, CToverunr.